Chewy: Escape from F5

Chewy: Escape from F5 (1995)

by New Generation Software, Blue Byte Software, Play Byte
Genres:Adventure, Puzzle
Themes:Comedy, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:Chewy: Escape from F5 is an adventure game featuring Chewy, a pink alien protagonist. The plot revolves around Chewy and his partner Clint's mission to steal the powerful "Red Glum" from the Borkian high security zone F5, aiming to prevent its use by the Borks. After successfully obtaining the Red Glum, Clint's escape is interrupted when his spaceship is pulled into a wormhole, crash-landing on Earth. The game follows Chewy's journey as he navigates this unfamiliar planet, facing challenges and puzzles while attempting to reunite with Clint and protect the stolen Red Glum. Combining sci-fi elements, distinctive character design, and planet-based adventure, Chewy: Escape from F5 presents players with an engaging storyline and varied gameplay as they guide the alien through his Earth-bound mission.Show more
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user avatar@sasmuser avatar@sasm
February 02, 2025
Absolute must have as a Point and Click fan! Hopefully in all local languages/voices as English and German etc. Had so much fun in my teen years after playing all classic P and Cs.
user avatar@RaEyEuser avatar@RaEyE
May 12, 2025
Always had a shareware copy / demo of Chewy flying around. The humor and outright absurdity of this game was fantastic. At some point a friend then got a full version of the game, which was the first timeI realized, I until then did only polay a demo. Some years ago I found a pretty much pristine version on ebay and bought it. With a dosbox / VM it till works today. As usual, the mechanics, inputs, some QoL features are missing, from a current gen perspective, but the humor is still the same. I'd really love to see this gem getting reborn on GOG. Another BlueByte classic, hopefully to be revived.
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